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IMO Threat,
Oifiee and eeHdeuoe behind Demtuioa Sault,
rhQne No, 1. Reeidenlle ?Ilene No, 100
Dr, FI 3, BURROWS Seatertb Cutts and tea
ldensee•-Goderioh Btreet, east of the Vette
oritat Church Coroner for County of Noon
Telephone N1. •W.
RS, $COT1 .4 N KAYI Rltysiel3ne 311d
Llsur00e0e Goderto1106r001 opposite Meths•
Church. Sealorth,
Oco'n. grndnate Vietarla end Auu Arbor, tud
Member of coterie College of Pbyal0lena and
Surgeons, Cortuler for county of Huron.
ec&ee,honor graduateTrinity Uulverslty,
ofilPseeaa0100,tmbcr
collegeot yiiuind 108Co
lt, OEO. tI0iLN:t1AN, c)stea�lthle Speoiaitst
in latios end Children s 11000800 od
�rs, Ear.ye,N troubles. Mute �et chronic Mord
era, Ear, Eye, Naso and Throat Adenoid r0•
moved withstitt 011(00.1 Consultation tree.
NoeTo 90107. a-111. 000 That ;Friday 83,10, to spm
Marriage licenses n1aoF;itl
forth
Insurance
I
OtAOlitnii it trg3
Are yme considering insurance, Life or Accident?
Them are, a postcard will get our taboo.
.i. D. HINGIlILISY,
Gen erel Agent for London Life Inauaence Co,.
nd smear al Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
Fames Watson
Bell!, and 'dealerite ala Sewiingtinsurance
Machines.
Agent,
Main Street, fleaforth,
'TIIE McKILLOP
Mutual Pira Insurance Co
Perm and isolated Town
'property Only insured.
OFFICERS
1 ha. t'ovanl.y. t,ederich, President, .10010v
Evans, lteeehwnod, Vice•Prasident,'rnomas
Hays, Seaforth. Hae: Tress
Directors
D. F. McGregor. Seatortht John G. Grieve,
Winthrop W. Rinn, Constance' John Benneweio,
Brodghegen• Robert Ferric, Constance;
Malcom
Mc'wo, Clinton; ti McCartney Seaferehl
30®es Connolly, Goderlch l les. Evans. Seechwood
Agents
Alex. Leitch, I'Iarlack; E. Hcar4ley. Seafotth'
?Mem Chesney, Egmondvfle• 1. W. You
golimesvUle; R. G. Jermouth, BiodhageoI Jame
IKar and John Govenlack, Seaforth, written.
Parties desirous to effect Insunmse er tram's -
other business 01111 be promptlyttended co Y
application to any of the above o�cen. address
Ile their respective posto9lces.
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MAIN 9T. SEAFORTH, ONT•
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SUBSCRIPTION
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t! not paid In adwa1100, ono d911.0.0 and
a hall will be ohergeCL United Staten
pepers, fifty cents extra, wieldy in
ad vented, ,
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both the old and the aero address. Sub,
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of any trregulatlty of delivery,
Rending I'0otioes—No reading notice,
advertising any entertainment or matter by
which money Is to be made by any person
or cause will be Inserted In Tux NAws
without charge, The price for the loser.
tion of business announcements is TEN
cents per count line each Insertion to
parties having 110 contract for display
advertising, and FIVE teats per line each
Insertion to those having display contracts,
rending notices. Card o! Tan1entertainment
lines, 50 cents.
Judicial, Legal, official and Govern.
went Noticoa—Ten cents per line for Bret
Insertion end five cents per line for each
sub0eeue. insertion.
Yearly curds—Professional Cards, not
exceeding one Inch, tvUl be Inserted for
SS .ed ler Year, savable strictly In advance
Display Ldvertleing—Rates furnished
un application,
"Advertisements ordered for insertion,
wUntU forbid," and those sent without
written instructions wUl appear until
risen orders ere received for their dis-
continuance.
Lettere to the Editor must be accom-
panied
ccom-
orm bliby ccation, writer's
t ae s guarantee of good
faith. The publisher accepts no re1pon•
Ability whatever for the statements made
In such communications. Letters on re11-
ercepttae'paid adveerttleing. plainly mark d
as such. The rate for such matter is ten
cents per line.
J. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
HURON .NLWS
The Crenbrook Post Office will be
closed on October stet and all its pat-
roue will be served by the r0ral mail
delivery, It is over 00 years since this
Post Office was established,
Alex Fraser of Ilenfoyn was struck
by the I000motivo of the 0 T, 12,
train at the miming in lienfryn and
instantly killed on Monday afternoon
of last weokr Mr, Fraser had evident-
ly misjudged the speed of the express
and was almost olear of the track when
the engine oaught hint, Death wag h .
stantaneeus as his skull wag badly
0r11siled,
I GeneralOhserdations
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A Chance For
Canadian Consumers
Consumers cf Canada have now an
opportunity of ascertaining v,holber
the prices they pay for foodtu8'e are
reasonable and fair or possible extor-
tions by alleged profiteers. All they
have to do in each municipality In
Canada is to ask their municipal coun-
cil to appoint a Fair Prise Committee
to investigate the prices asked by re-
tailers and to draw conolueioue as to
wLether these prices are fair and rea-
sonable These Fair Prise Committees
will then publish their findings in the
forst of lists.
In tide , ay the eousllmel'e will make
ems whether they are payitlg p1100s
which are unreasonable and unfair or
not. It may be that the prices whioh
Committee considers to be fair and
00 All teaset.abte will not 1:e to 7.1nwer t11an
Merits f the present prices charged by retailers.
01 Ln some cases they may be higher,
JfiOartl sn But that d' es nor rerd bather tho con
Liniment an '.''-r 0 t ..g ne 1,e is satisfied t* rough
t., 11.{ !ig'tire r. tit. imla 1x1: Fair
;Hoe .. it .e;t!' ten ere f.s real: 111101.1•
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synth of sdvera
ti ,ilh i5 like a
i motor without the
. power. . . . .
tit.; that inti find 0. suttltiou bufu"a
Se- north News I
NlW tTISI*i tNTS
win supply the
reiuired energy
0)0ye111 114
eveninge12./
the pro,' r of tn'11' 5.x1. Fit:.r' 1 rrre
UV111rt. .'8 i± vomit Jnl,ed out of hand.
It s: ,1 r„le to 01,111 t rt
111.11 S„e-r'r 2 V ' "1,,.i ler (111, riil;t dir.•etlia.
1 similar pru;;lei1 11.4* been 1tfeotetl11
me 1'rited 0,1.004.
na iu } 9111101 of Whiskey deity for 22
days, whilst those of the other equitd.•
rove were given none, The latter
sgltedrone had from 22 to 44 oasee eaoh
of induct/se, whilst the squadron treat.
Sit with quinine developed only 4 cases
Inhalations of oil of euoalyptue, thyme'
oil of mountain pine and the tike aro
ales valuable as preventives,
To survive the dangers of the battle
front, to rotaru to civilian life and then
to Succumb to iniluenea Nae the peon].
Mr fate of a Goderioh young than, Geo
1'llonlpeou, whose death occurred loot
week Be 0100 one of tho first to enlist
from Ooderinh and was wounded at the
second battle of Ypres, He returned
to Canada in November 1915, Anoth
or cireomstanoe whioh adds to the sad -
nese of the event was that he was about
to bo married and Saturday of last
week had been the date set for the
wedding.
Mr, Onslow Crich of Clinton reoeived
word that his youngest eon, Victor
Crich, had won the Miltary Medal d111••
ins the big drive about the beginning
of September, Be only reached his
20111 birthday in October. He enlist-
ed as a private in the 061st Hurons
He was also promoted to the posit-
ion of Lauoe Corp. while in tis
trenches.
Word came by telephone from Col.
born** Township into Goderioh last
week that two men had entered a house
near Nile, demanding food and acting
in a lough manner. Chief Postlewaite
went out in an automobile to appre•
bend them, he came across them 0:
a side road and ordered them to get Ln
the car. In reply each of the pair
pulled a revolver and the Chief was
told to get In the oar himself and get
away. As the pair had the better of
the argllmellt the chief returned to
Goderioh for help but when he return-
ed they were nowhere 111 sight and up
to the present have evaded all search-
ers.
INFLUENZA
Some Interesting Facts about Its
History, Prevention and Treatment
Iufluonze, whioh is now sweeping
over Canada, from one end to the
other, ie a very old disease. It was
known in the ancient times, aid as
early as I510 it over -ran the whole
civilized world, For centuries it has
periodically swept over 1arion5 parts
of the world, The last world epidemic
wits in 7889.1590 when it was general
ly known.by the French name of la
grippe, The disease has always travel•
led (runt 0038 to wee`,.
How To Treat It
When a person is struck by illtiuenzn
only one 0011050 lies open. That la to
take to bed with the levet possible de -
ley, and call a doctor, Refer, warmth
and quiet are three sovereign remedies
of the primary disease, and the hest
preventive of its more deadly 0000-
(145103 ti 0fl8 of which pneumonia ie the
most frequent While there is GO apes.
ilio for influenza, yes there are limey
druge whioh play a useful part in re-
lieving it, 81105 as quiuitle, aspirin and
various tonics, anti neuralgia, auti00p-
tia and heart medicines, to be proscrib-
ed by the physician in charge,
What To Eat
The dietetic rules which apply to guy
fever apply equally to iuflneuza. Li-
quid foods at first, Bolide a little later
on in a gradually ascending scale from
lightly boiled fresh eggs to chicken,
roast joints, oto. Water, sold or hot
may be sipped or"egg water" may be
given, Thia excellent dish is prepared
by blending with a pint of sold water,
the whipped whites front 2 to 4 eggs,
flavored with salt or 011 11omon, Then
the animal- broths may bo given.
There are many cages 111 whioh oven
the ligheet foods are spurned with
loathing and 0011.1111011 881150 !mist be
used in adapting diet to the particular
case iu hand,
Precautions Against Influenza
(1) The seek should be separated
from the healthy, This is espeoially
impor tent in the ease of first attacks in
the household,
,2) Discharges from the nose and
month should not be allowed to get dry
on a pocket handkerchief or inside the
house, office or factory, They should
at once bo collected in paper or clean
rage and burned, if this cannot be
done, they should be dropped into a
vessel containing water.
(3) Infected articles and rooms
should be cleansed and disinfected,
Use disinfectants everywhere, Wash
the hands frequently.
(4) Those attaoked should not, on
any account, mingle with other people
for at least a period of ten days from
the commencement of the attack, In
severe oases, they ehonld remain away
from work for a longer period,
(o) Special attention should be
given to cleanliness and ventilation.
Warm clothing should be worn, the
feet should bo kept dry and all 1111100
cessary exposure avoided,
SYMPT OMS
Yl a g4t11pt"me ase similar to diose
o, a to—,a07 01)lrl; I11Vt8 111' ICFs - severe
I', cold it, 111 1tead and throat,
titer of ^nelzing, 1111810/1 face. e11i11o,
eel i•c 1141.1 Mattis 31.1 the back and limbs
mc' in the c3 ,-hs111 'Old bettit tl the
,.1 ;tl 111 a'cal d.'pr0ssion, anti
tum r:. tor, milts- tolo'tnreen1111 1.111:
1'4 {:gfroe,
Bow to Prevent it..
As it 10:aurlr 311 alc1 ilki.31.1, doctors
has atnlallt h•arnott v. great ileal
anon ns urevenii. n and treatment.
ptit tl,,l" of I' e1rulirn is to
itnei. aw+y front thea' it,lreted, anti tt''
1.0crllt•reslet-
i+i;; to cf, tin, I city by eating mound)
dr:Bele 1cmtortably, gets-
,_ t:. .'1 11i1?t•p, end by living in the
at: and iu 11 iiht, well-ven•
1:,^.','t ,,,stun ns 11111104 1,8 posdihl0,
, tnon11,, throat and 1.0'O 5110111(1 b0 i
evet 018ltiealty and fregn,'l,tiy disfu-
zed 1... eelileptie t13,;th,tiutn8, aprayg
t1,'.ti elle us
m1d o;t>it15, Such 1 11u ,
ehlor('tu110 and Listerine are well adaht-
.11 for (11)0 pup's,-
.
111 fighting previous Y.pidtuning, doe-
' tuts found Tanjne it 1100In0 preventive.
In. grunt ,:r sulphate of quinine mixed
1.1,11 (hut not cdiesoiwed in) a wineglass-
' 1ui of cold water makes an excellent
37/Literate gargle. The anti•nlicrohie
11.1 ernes of quinine aro well known
1r,e to us•• as decanted above at once
. relieves e the Spurtor18 of gore throat,
wl.loh 1,14111 frim the strain of 111e
tight between the white blood corpuscles
and the invading genus in the tensile --
Vo 0,1 n
ensile--
0,0,1' of title Urtir r-,n-Co1,nwi,
mn i i;'i'ttlrs t
appon;t b'a'r I'toe'' 1'010,1 1118) s 11 1 —
v.'sTlgAta thF 1.rt1, 11 ('fll,a1r111e14 hnv,! to
pay, 1;e0 (1. 0111 1 1 L_.17 that 0:11 },0
peen to the li.,dinga, In this way 1.414)
li0 opinions may be trusted to e0.0per•
Rio in ail t,atiunal foul efforts if it
kliowa the facts. 40., 000 always give
anything a thorough trial once,
A safe and sure medicine for a aril
troetbled with worms is Mother Graeae
%Vertu Exterminator, 1
the body's first lint' of defence, (gni•
nine is also 511811 internally with 0110-
1 thea es a preventive. in one of the
more recent 0urhrea10 fn Europe, all
expeljlnent {VAN tried in which the mon
d 2,1 0u1 eguadrnu of a regiment of t:ay.
airy ne1H their ;peen 71 5101110 of (lain.
Auction Sale of Farm lands
in the Township of McKillop
There will bo offered for sale by pub -
lir. l.uotiol, at the Queen's Hotel in the
'l'oo'n of 5eaforth on Saturday the 16;5
day of `ovouth,ar 1018 et 2 P. 1t1, by
Mr, Thomas .iolnas llro{cn. ttnetinnrer the
following lands, namely -
1 The east hkif of Luc 17 In the
:3r ii , :r.;;e ion of the Toonshil, of 1Io.
lit•i''p,
2ttd—The south half of Lot 17 isl the
2nd i 1l1. 8•'101, of '1111i.'5'ow11511ip of hli-
ha!1 p
3:d —'the sonthtn'I0 twenty acres of
the west heli of L, t 01, in tint '81,11
(, mc.s01,,n of ti,''1'nw,,olulr
lop
4111 - The northerly ii acres of
Loi 1e in thio let (orrc: ao•t of th('
Towns1il,of McKillop,
iLR11YW1t 5ALE
The puri h t1[.1 nt the time of sale
will lie required to )ay to the Vendor
pay
Vendor
or his 5uh0itnr n (1epoidt, equal to tan
per i1111t of his puroba89 mousy and a
Notelet. stint to melte up eu', ha:f of his
5(1105000 money within thirty tiers
thereafter, end to exectltc a mortgage
Upon the land 01(1 chased for the }etl-
nnr0 of his pnrchneo money payable
in five years with i11terei(t'at six p r
0111,[ per annum. The purchaser will
Alan be 1'0lnil'od at the tuna of sole to
84511 11' agreeitim(t for the completion
of his purchase.
Further par'iculars anti conditions of
sale will be made known en the Clay t'f
-ale, =tad in the meantime may he oh-
0%it "'1 11111,01 application to tl,e 1111,1or•
LIt 1d At. 5,ntferth this 2Gth clay of
Or•toher 1918.
H01. MlesT1le,
NolIcltol for the Vendor,
Tit srl'4 aY' °mo11cr
Build up the
Mihty National Ford
VOR fifty years the Teuton
d' peoples have been trained,
disciplined, whipped, into servile
cogs of' an implacable military'
machine, by which is maintained
the Prussian doctrine of might,
drftd the $raiser's autocracy. The
Teutons 'deny themselves, they
make sacrifices, because they are
trained or forced to do so, but
they do it.
The peoples of the Allied nations
must make great sacrifices and
tremendous efforts in order to
defeat the enemies of freedom, but
because they are free peoples it is
left largely to the individual to
say what or how much self-denial
each will practice.
So if freedom is to prevail
individuals must make voluntary
sacrifices which in the aggregate
will be greater than the forced
sacrifices of the enemies of free-
dom.
rr HE measure of your love of
freedom is your willingness to
deny yourself so that the strength
of the nation for war effort will be
increased.
This self-denial must take the
form of money-saving—thrift.
Each person knows in what way
he or she may save.
The national need says you
must save, but free Canada leaves
it to you to say by what means
and to what extent you will save.
',it is for you, each of
us, everyone of us to say
how much patriotic endeavor, how
much loyal sacrifice we will make
by saving our money, by [`doing
without” so that each day will
see a surplus to add to our own
and the nation's strength. No
matter how small the surplus it is
important because each saving is
an effort made, and many small
individual efforts make the
mighty national force.
Published under the authority of the
Minister of Finance of Canada.
19
Fiefs for the Busy
Mee, Yolk .if I u I,rid;•r tvtn is 1 0
Maurice Ch0{'r*aUx the real inventor 51ars of 11qt 19 1111iS !CIS' ring n oks fur
of the dirigible for 16411 Count '/.cp- the soldiers n„lac of wlr,•,r nvo grand-
ilin took world credit b1,e jest died in .no- of thi' line w•,1111n, 1!'e' Neely
Paris. ' now lig.. six ?•v,erti,itr, e Ifni!
Iliooitrille makes tt:,. 5,,,,l boast
that she has not a sing! cum-, , f 't1'1
Phis is a 0080 r,here itis .well tint
iu tho fashion.
Five 7einlg ladies whose average
t. one h01)1e 111
1'-'N Yl''t at
(5tl L
age 83
3
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Lietewcl Mat 010111 anti had ten tngtetl!
3, 1 t (0110 au unigne gathering.
lee eineer .1 , i{ 11 1 1`. 111 ' f 4', r -
n eaye rh ,rl ,,,10 4: r, 1,
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V'lilith`o Presbyterian
Sunday 8nt;'ee '..;q pm, bnnrlav
5,,hool L 15p In Pray'' r mnatinti.
10 811ay 8 p, 11. 14 C lr,st Wed.
•
as
1340 nsta nee !i5 Itltodast
!t»v, 'L'. E, Sawyer, palter. timidity
weenie 2 31) p.m. Young POuple'n Lea-
t'1.s.3.130 pan 511111a7 'v I=ee11's 4-rxil
9ry first Ces
t
dsy ofevery 111011th
Ly
:30 p.m, Undine' Aid last'Cl'u'+,lap
of aooioh month 2.30 p,m
First Presbyterian
lt0t•, L', H, Larkin „Pastor, Sunday
eervieee 11 a.m. and 7 p n1, 5nn1ley.
school 2.30 pan. Prayer meeting.
'fhnradey, 7, 43 p.m. Wnmeu's 15111=8-
10ilury Society`the first l'ueeday in each
month at 3 p.m. Barbara I+irlctnan i11i
011,1 Sand 3rc1'r11osllay'lit the month nt
7.30 p,m, Sunshine Mission Banti
every 21c1 Monday at 4.15. p.m.
"•.-'.TMs_.".'_
McI'1flop Presbyterian
Rev. 1) Oarawell pester :'ilutday.
services Duffs' ohnroh 11 a m Pl 1111104
school 10 a,m Prayer meeting Wed -
nestle)/
'. l..nestiny 8 p.m. women's Missiotler0
Society last Fritlny in 00011 1)1111101, at
o'uloisk,
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to t ,
f.,.i.h
�I'''n, • it+” .' ':' 1...
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'•Jan'(ty$' Ji C'. 4. 1t*0itRe;s1'iES
St, James' Church, 11)11, Father 11,
F, Goetz L Y. • 1 rl ,i"N n 1
a i fit„b
Mass 10,110, Smi ,. 511;1 ,, 3• p. m.
Vespers and ll,•m,'du'rne, ,.1 an L'Ieee.
ed Saornmont5T p, nl.
St. Thomas'
Rev. T, H. Brown, Rector, Sunday
sor0Oes 11 a.m. and 7 p.m, Huuday
eehoo 1 2,30 p. m. Women's Anglican
Missionary Association,, '.Tuesday 2.3(1
t, m. Ohildre11'sbr'aneh Saturday 2 p.m.
nteroeseioll se1'viees every Phitreday,
.0 p,n1,
Methodist
Rev, 11. D, AI n3e,'. pastor
SUNDAY : 0110.,1 at 111:nfl a. 111,
Public 511819„ 1 I a 181 :':',1 7 1, rn
Prayur Aii:et(1-41 1' uOda g ,1111
"For the Blood 1s the Life.”
WHEN YOU ARE
SUFFERING
With any dlaawse due to impure, blood
ouch 3.8 Eoxema, 80r00M1a, 804100 Bad
Lags, Abacoosos, Ulcers, Glandular
Swol Il ago, Bolla, Pimples, Sores of any
kind, Piloe,Bioad Poicon,Ithoumatlam,
Gout, ate., don't wa.te your than and money
en lotions and .mnneut, x'hich ennot get
below the atufaco of the ,kin. What you want
a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood
,e ,f
the inhuman. matter which' alone is the true
r „ e of all your suffering. Clarke. Blood
t \lioture l.jus, such a Medicine. It is composed
f ingredients which quickly expel from the
Li•. ,d 111 impurities, from whatever cave*
arieing, 1111 by r ulering it clean anti Pure,
CU) 011 relied on to ettett a lasting w1
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Pietake.aannt le
by ell
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S, ,t'w{..a 011.tes��w ALL
_1 SKIN 6 61000 DISEASES.
• x.x utas _'r'sse.nyt:.. ,esaLs :: emer.,sa!evntoioni
Clarke
1( e
ood
ildtai
Salvation Army
Lieut, Uoherty and Vevey V, bitfirld
Holiness meeting 11 a,m. Praise
service 3 p.m. Gospel service 7 pen.
Childrene Servute—Directory el mei 10
a.m. Bible classes 4 p m. Week night
Meetings—Wednesday Prier meeting
3 1\m .
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